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Cardiologists reveal the common foods they absolutely refuse to eat — here’s whyCardiologists warn that certain foods can harm your heart. Margarine, coconut oil, bacon, fried snacks, soft drinks, fast food, packaged de...- Want to keep your brain sharp? Experts say cutting back on alcoholic drinks could be the keyA new study warns that drinking too much alcohol can harm brain health and raise stroke risk. Experts say cutting down on daily drinks help...
- Cardiologist warns: These common foods are silent heart killers — avoid at all costsCardiologists reveal everyday foods they avoid due to significant health risks. These include margarine, coconut oil, potato chips, bacon, ...
- Thinking of drinking socially? Gastroenterologist Dr Pal warns how even a drop of alcohol is bad for your gut healthGastroenterologist Dr. Pal Manickam warns that alcohol, even in moderation, silently damages health by raising stress hormones and disrupti...
- How drinking beer daily can affect your sleep, weight, gut health, and long-term health risksDrinking beer every day may seem relaxing, but it can affect your sleep, weight, gut health, and liver. Daily beer also increases the risk ...
- Young and in denial? Scientists reveal the exact age when habits like smoking and drinking begin to damage your mind and bodyA new Finnish study reveals that unhealthy habits like smoking, drinking, and inactivity begin damaging mental and physical health as early...
- Is moderate drinking good or bad for heart? Here's what Harvard study revealsA Harvard study indicated that moderate alcohol consumption might lower heart disease risk, with moderate drinking defined as one to two dr...
- The journey of root beer: How a herbal drink connects America and India?Root beer, a beverage often associated with the comic strip character Dennis the Menace, has a rich history rooted in colonial America and ...
- The fall of red wine's health halo: Unraveling the truth behind the mythA retrospective look at the health halo surrounding red wine, once touted for its potential cardiovascular benefits, reveals a shift in sci...
- National Beer Day on April 7: Here are the benefits and risks of drinking beerThough notorious for causing belly fat, moderate consumption has several health benefits such as reducing the risk of heart disease by 31%,...
- International Whiskey Day 2023: Health benefits and risks of whiskey consumptionWhile moderate consumption of whiskey may offer potential health benefits, excessive alcohol consumption can have harmful effects on one's ...
- An aspirin a day isn't good for heart health. It can lead to internal bleeding, warn expertsMany elderlies take aspirin daily, and not always on doctor's recommendation.
- Can drinking alcohol raise your heart rate?Alcohol can also have pronounced effects on your cardiovascular system in the hours after you consume it
- Alcohol and the heart: Even a single can of beer, glass of wine can increase risk of a type of cardiac arrhythmiaAtrial fibrillation, also known as A-fib, is the most commonly occurring heart rhythm abnormality.
- Germany cancels Oktoberfest for 2nd year over virus fearsBavarian Governor Markus Soeder said it was with ``heavy hearts'' that they decided to call off the festival for which the state is known g...
- 10 reasons beer is not bad for youFor a completely natural beverage, beer offers serious low-calorie options. Here are more reasons why beer is not really bad, if had in mod...
- Time to say cheers, ladies! Two beers a week may lower heart attack riskWomen who drink beer at most once or twice per week have a 30 per cent lower risk of heart attack.
- Some health benefits of having alcoholic drinksWe all are well aware of the ill effects of alcohol. However, some of the alcoholic drinks can actually be helpful to us.
- Eight crucial 'measures' to a healthy you!Here are 8 crucial numbers that can govern your health in the new year. Meet them, and you are fit as a fiddle.
- Beer facts: Why you should enjoy it and enjoy it rightWhile beer doesn't often get much credit for being a beneficial beverage, evidence is starting to reveal that beer is as heart healthy as w...
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